The pdm_ldap_import command maintains a detailed log of all activity of each run. The ldap_logging.0-n log file is located in the $NX_ROOT/log directory.
The following is an example of the summary data pdm_ldap_import returns at the command line:
pdm_ldap_import Starting… pdm_ldap_import Summary: Processed(21) Updated(1) No Matches(7) New Contacts(11) Multiple Matches(0) Empty Filter(2) Errors(0) pdm_ldap_import Complete…
The following table describes the summary data.
Status |
Count |
Description |
---|---|---|
Processed |
21 |
The total number of LDAP entries found |
Updated |
1 |
The number of contact records that were updated because the corresponding LDAP entry contained different information |
No Matches |
7 |
The number of LDAP entries with no corresponding contact record |
New Contacts |
11 |
The number of new contact records that were created based on corresponding LDAP entries |
Multiple Matches |
0 |
The number of LDAP entries with multiple matching contact records, as defined by the ldap_search_base option |
Empty Filter |
2 |
The number of LDAP entries that cannot be used to generate a valid search filter |
Errors |
0 |
The number of LDAP entries that encountered an error during processing. For example, LDAP records that do not contain a value in a field required by CA SDM (such as Last Name) are counted as failures and cannot be imported. |
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